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Jog the Malghe Folignani Trail No. 5, a difficult 6.5-mile route through Lessinia's forests and malghe, offering views and wildlife.
Last updated: February 26, 2026
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4.83 km
3.12 km
2.15 km
199 m
151 m
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6.91 km
3.17 km
362 m
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Highest point (1,720 m)
Lowest point (1,410 m)
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This route was planned by komoot.
The Malghe Folignani Trail No. 5 is approximately 10.4 km (6.5 miles) long and typically takes around 1 hour and 27 minutes to jog. This duration can vary based on your pace and how often you stop to enjoy the scenery.
Komoot rates the Malghe Folignani Trail No. 5 as 'difficult' for jogging. While much of the route follows forestry roads with a medium difference in height, some sections can be wilder, especially in the forest. A good level of fitness and sure-footedness are recommended.
The trail primarily consists of forestry roads and pleasant tracks that wind through pastures and small fir woods. As you go deeper, you'll enter the thick Folignani forest. While some climbs are generally pleasant, certain parts of the forest can be wilder. The path is walkable in all seasons, offering varied characteristics.
The area boasts rich biodiversity. You might spot marmots, roe deer, and deer. Notably, wolves have also resettled in this part of Lessinia after more than a century, adding to the wild character of the forest.
Yes, the route offers an evocative landscape. You'll pass through forests of fir and beech trees, alongside pastures, and encounter traditional mountain huts known as malghe. Key highlights include the View of Rifugio Podesteria and Meadows, the Podestaria Mountain Hut, and the expansive Lessinia Plateau. In winter, you can enjoy spectacular views of the Western Alps.
The Malghe Folignani Trail No. 5 is walkable in all seasons, each offering unique characteristics. The forest is often described as having a 'feeling of peace' with unique lights and colors year-round. Winter days can offer spectacular views, but be prepared for potentially steeper, snow-covered paths requiring suitable equipment.
While the trail is generally accessible, specific regulations for dogs within the Lessinia Regional Natural Park should be checked. It's always best to keep dogs on a leash to protect local wildlife, especially given the presence of deer, marmots, and wolves.
The Lessinia Regional Natural Park generally does not require an entrance fee for access to its trails. However, it's always advisable to check the official park website for any specific regulations, permits, or temporary restrictions that might apply, especially for activities like camping or large group events.
Specific parking information for the Malghe Folignani Trail No. 5 is not detailed in the provided data. However, trails in the Lessinia Regional Natural Park often have designated parking areas near popular trailheads or mountain huts. It is recommended to research parking options near the starting point, such as Rifugio Bocca di Selva, which is mentioned as a potential starting point for routes in the Folignani Forest.
Yes, the Malghe Folignani Trail No. 5 shares sections with several other routes. You will find yourself on parts of the Sentiero n. 5 - Malghe Folignano, Le antiche terre dei Cimbri, Sentiero n. 4 - Podestaria, the European long distance path E7 - part Italy, Bosco Chiesanuova - Rifugio Podestaria, and the Dorsale Alta della Lessinia tratto Parparo di Sopra - Passo Fittanze.
While beautiful, winter conditions can make some parts of the forest wilder and the path steeper and covered in snow. Suitable equipment, such as appropriate footwear and potentially microspikes, is highly recommended for safety and enjoyment during winter jogs.